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UN-OCHA Taxonomy As A Service

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This code that powers the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA) Taxonomy as a Service APIs.

Requirements

  • pip: sudo easy_install pip

  • virtualenv: pip install virtualenv

Building the code

The easy way:

$ make

Running the code:

Activate the virtual environment:

$ . venv/bin/activate

Fetch updates with gss2json. Make sure you have the UN-OCHA/taas-data directory checked out the same level as taas, or set your TAAS_DATA environment variable first.

$ gss2json

Create a pull-request by adding the --pull switch:

$ gss2json --pull

Call with --help for more details:

$ gss2json --help

Contributing

Please run make freeze when making code changes with new libraries, so we get any updated library requirements along with your code.

Running from Docker

If you really want to...

$ git checkout UN-OCHA/taas
$ git checkout UN-OCHA/taas-data
$ cd taas
$ make docker tag VERSION=1
$ docker run                                                \
    --rm --name tmp-taas                                    \
    -v ~/.config/hub:/root/.config/hub                      \
    -v ~/.ssh:/root/.ssh                                    \
    -v ~/taas:/tmp/taas                                     \
    -v ~/taas-data:/tmp/taas-data                           \
    -w /tmp/taas                                            \
    -e 'TAAS_PR_LABEL=dockertest'                           \
    -e 'GIT_COMMITTER_NAME=BeepBoop'                        \
    -e '[email protected]' \
    -e 'GIT_AUTHOR_NAME=BeepBoop'                           \
    -e '[email protected]'    \
    public.ecr.aws/unocha/taas:1 make update

Things to note:

  • You must have run hub at least once to generate your ~/.config/hub token.
  • I'm a docker n00b, so there's almost certainly a better way to do all of the above. Patches welcome!